Sporterized examples are outside the topic of discussion.Ī special thanks goes out to John Beard and Rick Slater for review, input, direction and corrections. The focus of this article is on rifles in military configuration only. But if anyone would like larger images for greater detail, let me know and I will add them in subsequent replies to the topic. Some photos are limited in size to facilitate ease of reading. Pictures are presented to support the text.
Hopefully, the following presentation will alleviate the need for owners of Mark I rifles to surf and weed through extraneous links and unrelated text to find quality answers to their questions. But most owners will have an interest from an historical perspective, and the current relevance of their particular rifle's originality and value. Some folks buy rifles only to collect, others will not own a rifle if they can't shoot it. But for the average gun collector, it is very difficult to locate valuable and encompassing information in one stop. There are hundreds of forum topics on the US Springfield Armory Model 1903 Mark I rifle which can be retrieved through internet searches.
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